MIDNIGHT RUN RIDDIM produced by DAMIEN CEZA PRODUCTIONS 2021
Midnight Run Overview
In 2021, reggae fans found a new favorite in the Midnight Run Riddim dub cut. This release brought together modern reggae artists while honoring the classic dub sound. The dub cut’s deep bass and echo effects created a strong link between today’s music and the roots reggae of the past. It became a soundtrack for reggae selectors and fans who wanted both energy and tradition. The dub engineer played a key role in shaping the sound. By using studio effects like reverb and delay, the engineer gave each track a unique, spacious feel. This technique helped the riddim stand out and made every song memorable for listeners. Damien Ceza Productions was behind the project. Known for working with fresh reggae talent, the label has built a reputation for energetic and high-quality releases. Their focus on modern beats mixed with roots reggae elements has gained attention across streaming platforms. The Midnight Run Riddim featured standout performances from several artists. Anthony B’s “Wi Nuh Fight Progress” showed his signature conscious lyrics. Anthony B is known worldwide for his hit “Fire Pon Rome” and has performed on major stages. Turbulence brought powerful vocals to “Dem No Real.” He is recognized for his international hit “Notorious,” which appeared on the Billboard charts. Codiac Knowdiac’s “To The Top” added a modern touch, while Swashii’s “A Better Way” and Curtisay’s “One Life” gave the riddim more variety. Each artist brought their own style, making the riddim a memorable part of reggae in 2021. Fans still play this dub cut as a roots memory of that year, keeping the spirit of both old and new reggae alive.
Midnight Run Tracklist:
- Anthony B – Wi Nuh Fight Progress
- Turbulence – Dem No Real
- Codiac Knowdiac – To The Top
- Swashii – A Better Way
- Curtisay – One Life
- Trapycal – Money Pon Me Mind
- Chele – Can’t Believe
- Itshe – Midnight Run
- Damien Ceza – Midnight Run Version
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